Blue Whale Behavior and Mysteries

The video explores various behaviors of blue whales, focusing on their unique 'sharking' behavior, which involves rapid swimming and partial exposure of their flukes. It also discusses the unusual sighting of three whales together, which is rare and suggests potential mating preparations. The video highlights differences in whale behavior across regions, such as California and the Dome.

What are the two major mysteries about blue whales mentioned in the video?

• Mating and migration

• Mating and feeding

• Mating and communication

• Mating and cing

How do blue whales behave differently in the video compared to California?

• They are more social

• They are more aggressive

• They are more solitary

• They are more playful

What is the term used to describe the behavior where blue whales swim rapidly on their side?

• Logging

• Breaching

• Sharking

• Diving

What part of the whale is visible during the 'sharking' behavior?

• The dorsal fin

• The tail fluke

• The pectoral flippers

• The head

What is the significance of the 'sharking' behavior?

• It indicates feeding

• It is a form of communication

• It is a sign of aggression

• It is part of mating preparation

What is unusual about the group behavior of the whales in the final section?

• They are migrating

• They are logging at the surface

• They are very active

• They are feeding together

How many whales are typically involved in the unusual behavior described?

• One

• Three or more

• Two

• Four